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Can computers understand words like humans do? Comparable semantic representation in neural and computer systems

2019-11-25

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Semantic representation has been studied independently in neuroscience and computer science. A deep understanding of human neural computations and the revolution to strong artificial intelligence appeal for a joint force in the language domain. We investigated comparable representational formats of lexical semantics between these two complex systems with fine temporal resolution neural recordings. We found semanti...

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c855f2fa-c3a6-5a94-94ae-bc0642fb2e66
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10.1101/843896
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